BlueCheesey
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i dont know if im going to need bigger i hope not. they are 10 in pots. do you guys think that is big enough?
BlueCheesey's AK47xLR2 Autoflower 400HPS Closet Grow
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willRavage
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Hey my lowryder girl is a month today, and she's 9'' tall. How tall were yours at one month?
BlueCheesey
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look at the last pictures the oldest one is 27 days old and it is about a foot tall and about 20 in wide
Purple^stars
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nice man, any new pics how are they doing latly.
matthewdmac
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looking good blue cheesey, and no you will definately not need bigger pots, 1.5 gallon pots should suffice for a lowryder grow, keep up the good work!
BlueCheesey
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ill put pics up later so there is a big size difference
Purple^stars
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Nice cant wait to see them.
Danky^dank
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BAD ASS!!! hope mines that nice!
BlueCheesey
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UPDATE
Plant 1 - 35 Days
Plant 2 - 33 Days
Plant 3 - 31 Days
PICTURES
ALL OF THEM
PLANT 1
PLANT 2
PLANT 3
Plant 1 - 35 Days
Plant 2 - 33 Days
Plant 3 - 31 Days
PICTURES
ALL OF THEM
PLANT 1
PLANT 2
PLANT 3
Purple^stars
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Nice man your girls are looking really healthy.
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drifter1978
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sweet blucheesey they look very nice good size for the amount of time
BlueCheesey
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ya that plant 2 is taking off its growing the fastest
ultimate procrastinator
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Hey, your plants look really good, I really like the way you present the pictures.
BlueCheesey
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mared juwan
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Friggin awesome dude. Is that a little bit of hooking I'm noticing in the top leaves? How often do you flush them? Nothing too serious, they look great!
BlueCheesey
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should i not feed every time i water every 3 to 4 days? is that too much?
Purple^stars
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mared juwan
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Flushing doesn't necessarily mean you don't feed. Flushing just rids the soil of excess salt that is a byproduct of the roots absorbing nutrients. Whenever I see hooking leaves at the top of the plant like that I flush out my pot and put a fresh 1/2strength feed on top of that. That way you know all the old nutes and salt are out of there and only fresh stuff takes it's place. Healthy leaves always lay flat like your lower leaves - no curling or hooking.
BlueCheesey
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alright, so ext watering you think i should flush before feed? dont you flush with neutral water and about 3x the amount the pot holds? Should i still give it molasses when i flush?
skitzo
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Posted this after BlueCheesey showed photos of his plants.^^
nice info guy s +plus rep bluecheesy
^^Posted this while getting into the section of trying to correct the leaf problem.
STOP TRYING TO BOOST YOUR POST COUNT PURPLE STARS!
If you would have actually looked at the photos you could have been the first to point out that the top leaves are drooping, which in return would have made your post useful rather than pointless.
Sorry, I had to say something about that.
I personally would just flush with water and add the molasses back into the feeding schedule when you continue back with the nutrients.
